Integration Configuration
Configuration of GUMU™ Integration connector:
Integration configurator – In this setting page, user will need to set the default connector setting which will be used by the connector at the time of integration process. This setting defined in this section will be used by the connector to communicate between the 2 system efficiently.

Connector Name
Name of the integration connector used to identify the specific integration flow
StorageSite
Specifies the warehouse or site where inventory is stored or from where stock transactions (sales, shipments, inventory updates) are processed. Used for mapping inventory and fulfillment locations during integration.
Site FieldName
Defines the Sage X3 site field identifier used during integration mapping. It tells the integration which Sage X3 site field should receive or send the site/location value.
TaxRule
Represents the tax calculation rule applied to transactions such as orders or invoices. This determines how tax is calculated based on customer location, product type, and tax configuration.
TaxLevel1
The primary tax level applied to the transaction. In Sage X3 tax structures, this usually represents the first level of tax calculation (e.g., state or national tax).
PaymentTerm
Defines the payment conditions assigned to the transaction or customer, such as Net 30, Due on Receipt, COD, etc. Used when creating invoices or sales orders from integrated systems.
AppCode
Application code used within the integration to identify the source system or application sending data to Sage X3 (e.g., ecommerce platform, POS system). Helps manage multi-application integrations.
InvoiceElement
Specifies the invoice component or element being integrated, such as product lines, charges, freight, taxes, or discounts. Used to correctly map invoice structure during synchronization.
Customize Integration Configuration for your Connector
You can configure the integration settings based on your business requirements and system setup to ensure smooth data synchronization between the connected systems.


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